OUR DEAR FRIEND HAS CANCER FCS

[fcs]

afternoon all

Andy and are going to walk a creek by the house today after school.

[jpsmith1cm]

Good morning, Bret and everyone!

Are you saying you can read about nookie on a nook?

The amount of "erotica" that is available for FREE on the nook is stunning.

I don't care for that when the real thing is easily available.

No, but JP can 'flip the ole lady's page' by touching the button in the center...

She prefers it when I adjust the twin radio dials.

[timebuilder]

Good morning, Bret and everyone!

[RayD8630]

Morning Brett, Time, and the regular gruppies.

Been busy. Got tired of being laid off back in January. UA787 threw me on the out of work list and I got picked up by a commercial AC/print process chiller shop. Love it. Easier on the body than banging in cases and banks. Was kinda nervous starting in a service position after being an installer for like 2 years but slowly all the things Ive learned in school have been coming back.

Its great. Got my own service truck, full uniforms paid for, work phone and pager. Boss is great, journeys a good guy. If I need stuff its not a two week wait its there at the beginning of the shift. Plus we do a lot of print shops as I stated before. They use micro chillers for cooling the rollers on the presses. Basically as it was explained to me: Ink becomes more viscous with a rise in temperature. Warmer ink will apply in a lighter shade than colder ink would. So they use the chiller to keep the ink and press at a constant temperature which results in the ink applying in a constant shade and hue. I just do a lot of maintenance for now (washing coils, belts, filters, pulleys, flushing/cleaning chiller reservoir tanks) but Im slowly getting dunked into no cool calls.

So between the new job, trying to move out of this crap hole where I am, and trying to get the gf back to post secondary, this has been the first moment in....months? That ive had time to drop in lol.

Anyone wanna know more about the process chillers?

http://www.technotrans.com/en/produc...perierung.html

[elheese]

Good morning, Bret and everyone!

good morning

[timebuilder]

Morning Brett, Time, and the regular gruppies.

Been busy. Got tired of being laid off back in January. UA787 threw me on the out of work list and I got picked up by a commercial AC/print process chiller shop. Love it. Easier on the body than banging in cases and banks. Was kinda nervous starting in a service position after being an installer for like 2 years but slowly all the things Ive learned in school have been coming back.

Its great. Got my own service truck, full uniforms paid for, work phone and pager. Boss is great, journeys a good guy. If I need stuff its not a two week wait its there at the beginning of the shift. Plus we do a lot of print shops as I stated before. They use micro chillers for cooling the rollers on the presses. Basically as it was explained to me: Ink becomes more viscous with a rise in temperature. Warmer ink will apply in a lighter shade than colder ink would. So they use the chiller to keep the ink and press at a constant temperature which results in the ink applying in a constant shade and hue. I just do a lot of maintenance for now (washing coils, belts, filters, pulleys, flushing/cleaning chiller reservoir tanks) but Im slowly getting dunked into no cool calls.

So between the new job, trying to move out of this crap hole where I am, and trying to get the gf back to post secondary, this has been the first moment in....months? That ive had time to drop in lol.

Anyone wanna know more about the process chillers?

http://www.technotrans.com/en/produc...perierung.html

Great to hear from you, Ray!

[timebuilder]

Good morning, Bret and everyone!

[supertek65]

hey Ray!!!!!!!!!! union brother!!!!!!!!!!!

that is a great looking chiller!!!!!

i work for two ink places

flint ink and one called INX

they use chiller technologies chillers, nothing like those sweet lookinn things!!!

have fun!!!!!!!!!!

[supertek65]

mornin bretttttttttttt

[supertek65]

mornin goosie!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[supertek65]

i see we are at about 24k posts

25 would be a good number for a party!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[fcs]

Morning Brett, Time, and the regular gruppies.

Been busy. Got tired of being laid off back in January. UA787 threw me on the out of work list and I got picked up by a commercial AC/print process chiller shop. Love it. Easier on the body than banging in cases and banks. Was kinda nervous starting in a service position after being an installer for like 2 years but slowly all the things Ive learned in school have been coming back.

Its great. Got my own service truck, full uniforms paid for, work phone and pager. Boss is great, journeys a good guy. If I need stuff its not a two week wait its there at the beginning of the shift. Plus we do a lot of print shops as I stated before. They use micro chillers for cooling the rollers on the presses. Basically as it was explained to me: Ink becomes more viscous with a rise in temperature. Warmer ink will apply in a lighter shade than colder ink would. So they use the chiller to keep the ink and press at a constant temperature which results in the ink applying in a constant shade and hue. I just do a lot of maintenance for now (washing coils, belts, filters, pulleys, flushing/cleaning chiller reservoir tanks) but Im slowly getting dunked into no cool calls.

So between the new job, trying to move out of this crap hole where I am, and trying to get the gf back to post secondary, this has been the first moment in....months? That ive had time to drop in lol.

Anyone wanna know more about the process chillers?

http://www.technotrans.com/en/produc...perierung.html

That neat Ray. glad to hear you like it and got regular work coming in

[fcs]

good morning

morning good to see you hear

[fcs]

i see we are at about 24k posts

25 would be a good number for a party!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

OH yaaaaaa

[fcs]

GREAT Sat with.

[jpsmith1cm]

Our weekend.

Boys are coming along well with their bows. Travis, the younger one with the blue bow, just got that one on Friday (early b-day present)

The group was Aaron, the older one, shooting from 10 yards.

Once he can shoot like that from 20 or better, he can hang in a tree with Dad.

Funny, the little one has exactly zero interest in hunting. Loves to shoot, though.

[supertek65]

this is an average day at my house, but with some bbq!

Our weekend.

Boys are coming along well with their bows. Travis, the younger one with the blue bow, just got that one on Friday (early b-day present)

The group was Aaron, the older one, shooting from 10 yards.

Once he can shoot like that from 20 or better, he can hang in a tree with Dad.

Funny, the little one has exactly zero interest in hunting. Loves to shoot, though.

[jpsmith1cm]

this is an average day at my house, but with some bbq!

I was barbecuing burgers while they were shooting.....

[Doug Lockhart]

Mine are all gone in parts 'West'......but Brenda was a crack shot with a 7mm...
16 degC here today and couldn't get my a$$ off the mountain ....sticky rocks and roots and sunny...... 5 1/2 hours up there, man am I sore and tired....so are the dogs.....gave them a couple of child advil...but they're still limping......
Also found out one of my mtn. biking partners that stopped riding with us and got a new girlfriend that keeps him working his ass off and renovating, and flipping condos, and, and, slumped down in the barber's chair....48 hours later..... quad bypass.......
Think Garry and I might see him on the mountain again in a few months....ya think? Probably without jiggle jugs too!!!

[timebuilder]

Good morning, Bret and everyone!